Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Knit a ChemKnits Logo!



Do you love the new design of ChemKnits as much as I do? Well now you can knit your own ChemKnits logo!

Chart - 49 sts x 10 rows

The Pattern
  • Caston 59 stitches
  • Knit in stockinette for 4 rows (K right side rows, P wrong side rows)
  • Knit 5 stitches, work 49 sts of the first row of the chart, K 5 stitches (The chart is worked from bottom up, right to left on right side rows, left to right on wrong side rows)
  • P 5 sts, work the second row of the chart, P 5 stiches
  • Continue until all 10 rows of the chart have been knit.
  • Knit 4 rows of stockinette. (K right side rows, P wrong side rows)
  • Bind off K wise.

I hope that you like the new design of the site! There are a few other components (such as the Free Patterns by ChemKnits button) that still need to be redone, but I know I like the new look!



Thank you Little Cotton Rabbits for the C and K of the logo.

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Abbreviations Used in this pattern:
Kfb - increase by knitting into the front and back of a single stitch.
M1 (Make 1)- increase stitch by picking up yarn between two stitches, twisting and knitting.K - knit
P - purl
I-cord - knit stitches on dpn's without ever turning the needle (effectively knitting in the round with a small number of stitches.)
SSK - decrease by slipping two stitches then knitting them together. Alternatively, you could slip one stitch, knit one stitch and pass slipped stitch over.
K2tog - decrease by knitting two stitches together.

This knitting pattern was created by ChemKnits for your personal or charity use. You are not to distribute or sell this pattern without the permission of ChemKnits. © 2012 ChemKnits

4 comments:

  1. I love this how do I make a logo for my Glittery site :D make a youtube video about and send me the link

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    1. Hi Glitter Mama! It is great to hear from you again.

      I know that you are familiar with making your own knitting charts. I drew my chart in Microsoft Excel (see link for part 1 of the tutorial), and then knit it following the above pattern. I am not sure what information I could share in a video that isn't in either of those posts. (Not to mention that I am not sure how I would film working on my computer... :))

      Search around for fun alphabet knitting charts and then start doodling. Before you know it you will be knitting up your very own logo!

      Best of luck,
      Rebecca

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